My group experiences bring together teaching, embodied exploration and the enjoyment of practising alongside other people.
Some focus on Shibari technique. Others explore movement, sensuality, intimacy or a theme beyond rope.
Choose the subject and format that interest you. Each event explains its level, partner arrangements and practical details.
Beginner workshops introduce handling, foundational techniques, physical risk awareness and communication.
I demonstrate the material and give you time to practise, ask questions and repeat. Alongside the technique, we explore the experience of tying and being tied.
A continuation workshop may focus on a pattern, movement, improvisation or the shape of a whole session.
Deepening does not always mean adding complexity. It may mean understanding a familiar technique more clearly or developing a part of your practice that still feels uncertain.
Read the prerequisites before choosing. Experience with one approach does not mean you have covered every foundation used in another.
Regular classes give you time to return, practise and bring back questions.
A movement becomes familiar. Your handling changes. You begin to notice details that were difficult to attend to at first.
Longer experiences allow more time for teaching, practice, rest and reflection. A programme may centre on rope or explore a broader sensual theme.
The individual event explains its focus, what is included and any accommodation arrangements.
I also facilitate gatherings devoted to movement, meditation, touch and connection.
Nurturing the Feminine is a women’s gathering in this part of my work, rather than a class in Shibari patterns.
Tell me about your community or venue, the location, proposed dates and subject you have in mind. We can discuss a format that suits the people attending.
Read the level, partner format, language, location and equipment information. Some experiences are designed for people attending together; others have different group arrangements.
Questions about access or participation are welcome.
The tempo was so well balanced, giving space to explore, learning both about technique and how to really have a deep experience.
